| 11. | This should be distinguished from attempts to deliberately reorganize the native occlusion.
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| 12. | Owing to proximity, pouch ballooning can cause tracheal occlusion.
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| 13. | Treatments include artificial tears, prescription tears and punctal occlusion.
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| 14. | This motor program continuously adapts to changes in food type or occlusion.
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| 15. | Endovascular minimally-invasive surgery for the occlusion of cerebral vascular disease.
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| 16. | Other complications may include catheter occlusion, phlebitis and break down obstructions.
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| 17. | The location and severity of arterial narrowings and occlusions can be identified.
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| 18. | This occlusion can be fatal, as can the pneumonia.
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| 19. | He died at Salt Lake City of a coronary occlusion.
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| 20. | The last factor is a probability table for all possible occlusion patterns.
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